Slap Fries? Srirachannaise? Viblanco's heavily spiced oven fries just sound like a party, and in fact they do taste just exactly the way they sound! And as for daisyt13's feta and cumin-topped lamb sliders, well, they simply demand to be held (and nibbled) daintily in one hand, while you sip your New Year's Eve bubbly with the other. It's dinner tonight, but it's also the bulk of a perfect New Year's Eve spread! Just ask a friend to bring dessert, add Champagne, and maybe a sweet little sequin number, and presto! A marvelous -- and marvelously delicious -- celebration that, as always, comes together in just about an hour. Cheers!
The Menu
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Roasted Slap Fries with Srirachannaise by viblanco
Lamb Sliders with Feta Cheese, Red Onions and Cumin Mayo by daisyt13
Serves 4-6
4 medium potatoes (yellow or red)
1 pound ground lamb
6 thick slices of Greek feta
6 slider buns
We bet you've already got mayonnaise, sriracha, onion, cumin, turmeric, chili powder, coriander, mustard powder, dried oregano, salt, pepper, and olive oil. No? You'll be needing those, too! (Plus they're super handy for lots of things, we promise.)
1. Whip up the two flavored mayos (cumin and sriracha) and set them in the fridge.
2. Slice the potatoes, season them up, and place them in the oven to roast.
3. Season your ground lamb, form patties, and heat a cast iron skillet.
4. Cook the patties to your desired degree of doneness, and assemble the burgers. Pull out those slap fries and serve with lots of the flavored mayo on the side. Toast to a wonderful 2012 and to many good things to come in 2013! Alternatively, toast to simply getting dinner on the table -- that's always a celebration-worthy achievement. Salute!
Like this post? See last week's Dinner Tonight menu: Drunken Clams & Mustardy Roasted Broccoli.
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